If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Search. Enter Set up a microphone in the search box, and then tap or click Set up a microphone.
Note: If possible, use a headset microphone; it's less likely to pick up background noise. Speech Recognition uses a special voice profile to recognize your voice and spoken commands. The more you use Speech Recognition, the more detailed your voice profile becomes-and that should improve your PC's ability to understand you. Enter Speech Recognition in the search box, and then tap or click Speech Recognition.
You can use your voice for many tasks, such as filling out online forms or typing letters. When you speak into the microphone, Speech Recognition transforms your voice into text on the screen. Enter speech recognition in the search box, and then tap or click Windows Speech Recognition.
To correct a single word, say "correct" followed by the word that you want to correct. If the word appears more than once, all instances will be highlighted, and you can choose the one you want to correct. In the Alternates panel dialog box, say the number next to the item you want, and then say "OK. Using the Speech Dictionary, you can add your own words, stop a specific word from being dictated, or correct or delete a word in the dictionary.
To prevent a specific word from being dictated, say "Prevent a word from being dictated," and then follow the instructions. You can use simple, short commands to control your PC.
The following table shows some of the most commonly used Speech Recognition commands. Words in bold indicate that you can replace the example word or phrase with similar words and get useful results. You can also use keyboard shortcuts as verbal commands to control your PC. To view all of the available shortcuts, see Keyboard shortcuts. Note: Any time you need to find out what commands to use, say "what can I say? Say what you want to do. For example, change to Celsius in the Weather app.
Click File ; Start ; View. Insert the literal word for the next command for example, you can insert the word "comma" instead of the punctuation mark. Select word range ; Select word through word. Select previous 20 words; Select previous 10 words.
Select next 20 words; Select next 10 words. For example, you can say "press alpha" to press "a" or "press bravo" to press "b. File ; Edit ; View ; Save. Delete that: deletes the selected text. Undo that: undoes the last action. Save: saves your changes or opens the Save As dialog box if you have not saved your document yet.
Close that: closes the current window. Back to Motor Skills Keywords: dictation , Ease of Access , input , motor skills , speech , speech recognition , Windows 7 accessibility. To add a word to the dictionary, click or say Add a new word , and then follow the instructions in the wizard. To prevent a specific word from being dictated, click or say Prevent a word from being dictated , and then follow the instructions in the wizard.
To correct or delete a word that is already in the dictionary, click or say Change existing words , and then follow the instructions in the wizard. Windows 7 More Open the program you want to use or select the text box you want to dictate text into. Say the text that you want dictate. Do one of the following: To correct the last thing you said, say "correct that. Need more help? Join the discussion.
It's a little long, but it will help you learn how to use speech recognition, while training your computer to learn the way you speak. It will teach you the basics, dictation, commanding, and working with Windows. Step 4: After the tutorial, you'll see a speech recognition status window at the top of your screen.
During your session, helpful information will display in the status window. You can also mouse-click on the microphone icon to enable or disable speech recognition. Step 5: To further train your computer to learn your voice, click on the "Train your computer to better understand you. Step 6: If you forget how to use parts of speech recognition, refer to the Speech Reference Card for help.
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